... Jamaica only, but to every colony under the British crown. And all for what? A party victory ! A victory which, be the party whig or tory, the friends of the negro rate at an incalculably small value, as compared with the vital and all important interests ...

... Slave Trade, Pitt supported that motion, and for seventeen years it was the only point on which Pitt was defeated. When the Whigs came into office in 1806,- then the slave -trade was abolished, the majority of the English and Scotch Members, were against ...

... responded to the appeal, irrespective of party differences which sometimes prevailed amongst them (cheers). Men of all parties, whigs, tories, and radicals, came forward, and lie trusted it would be with success, to remove that which had so long been a blot ...

... of liberty to agitate the question. Then we had fuund out the cheat. Much was said about moderation. IA e have had plenty of Whig moderation—injustice—since then. From the honest Special Magistrates, who have sacrificed their own interests through their ...

... go round to the members of the House of Commons, and they will say, Sir, we do not care what you are—you may be a beautiful Whig, or an excellent Tory, or a Radical, or anything else, but you must vote (tremendous cheers and laughter). • And if not,—it ...